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Mr. Telford has gone to Bend, O re­
R obert Barnes, who recently en ­
gon, to m ake his home w ith his listed in th e air service of the
son.
United S tates arm y, has w ritten
the
Outlook from Rockw ell field,
Mrs. J. A. H opper and son How-
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ard, form er resid en ts of G resham , Coronado, Calif., th a t he is getting
.Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jenkins and spent the week end visiting with accustom ed to arm y life which, as
fam ily have moved into the B. W friends and relativ es here. They a whole, he does not m uch like,
T elford cottage on Hood avenue retu rn ed Monday m orning to Se- though th e re a re some things about
from a farm south of G resham near J a t t' e’ w here Mr. H opper is atten d - it, he says w hich would be a bene­
fit to anyone. The soldiers are
Dumascus. T here a re five children ln,t t *le S eattle-P acific college,
q u arte re d in ten t houses but a r ­
in the fam ily, tw o of whom a re in
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Jones retu rn ed
ran g em en ts for wooden b arrac k s
school. Mr. Je n k in s, plans to go I S atu rd ay to G resham afte r spend- b u B d ^g s"a're‘ unde7w''a7. B e t'^ e n
th e la tte r p art of th e week to Hood ing a few days at Canton, X etart j arm y , naval and m a rl„ e ajr 8er.
River to work in the apple harvest. | and Seaside beaches.
vices, th e re a re around 50)J a |r o . ,
OUTLOOK, OBE8HAX,
OKEGON
Gresham Locals
Why Accept Less
Than the Best
w hen th e best can be had fo r th e sam e price as
m any a n a rtic le of undoubted in fe rio rity ?
R em em ber it is alw ays econom ically a d v a n ­
tag eo u s to buy y our W atches, D iam onds and
Je w e lry at
Jtlealep’g 3Tctoelrp âdore
P ow ell St.
J t
P h o n e 44
G resh am
Hardware Department
Specials
S ea so n a b le Item s S p ecia lly
P riced for the W eek
L arg e size, heavy M ats
RAIN OUTFITS
Here’s a Surprise
for Women and Children
A 32-Piece Set of Beautiful
We are prepared to supply your wanta.
Ivory Floral Dinnerware
FO R M ISSES— O ur h eav y F la n n e le tte L ined C oat
w ith p a tc h pockets, a ll a ro u n d buckle belt. H a t to
m atch . T h is is a No. 1 g a rm e n t, w a te r a n d
d»r rn
w ind-proof. S izes 6 to 14. E ach
C olors, Red, B lue an d G reen
at $3.98 a Set
On S a le S atu rd ay
LUNCH PAILS
F a n c y C olored P a ils for
th e K iddies School
L unches
Each 89c
Each 25c
WATER GLASSES
Colored (¡lass Ware
B eautiful E tched
G lasses, a very p retty
design
B eautiful a s s o rtm e n t of
Vases, Bowls, D ishes,
Etc. To see them is to
w ant them .
FO R W OM EN— O ur H eavy N ovelty P la id lin ed is a
good one. H a s la rg e p a tc h p o ck ets a n d
mp
belt. A sso rte d colors. E ach
W hile Stock L asts
On display in our window
Tw enty-five or th irty people en ­
joyed a social in one of the new
rooms of the M ethodist ch u rch last
i F riday evening, under the auspices
of the E pw orth League.
Phone 1236
GRESHAM
Masako Owamoto, in fan t son of
Mr. and Mrs. S adaichiri Owamoto
of the McKinney road in P leasan t
Guy A. Cox, who h a s been visit-
Valley, died Friday, S eptem ber 1 4 ,1 ing with his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
afte r an illness of four days from f G. A. Cox, w hile recovering from
pneum onia. F u n eral services w ere a recen t op eratio n lor goiter, re ­
held Monday in the J. E. M etzger I tu rn ed to his hom e in W ahkiacus,
fu n eral p arlo rs by a B uddhist Wash., early Sunday m orning. Due
*^FURNACE
p riest from P ortland. The fu n eral to loss of stren g th Mr. Cox will not
was largely attended by friends of be able to resum e his w ork until
the fam ily.
I in th e spring.
T he G resham circle of th e E van-
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McGuire and j
gellcal W om an’s union will m eet I ch ild ren are now settled in th e ir I
■ T h u rsd ay afternoon, Septem ber 20, new home in the M itchell residence I
I a t th e church. All m em bers and I on Pow ell avenue, having moved i
! friends are invited to be present.
th e re la st week from th e Ben
The D orcas circle of th e Method- Raney house.
1st Ladies Aid will m eet T h u rsd ay
L ast week in the Mejer & F ra n k J
Hepp’s Racket Store
¿¡Swan.
Save* f cvcÚ
for 7°-
JL
DOOR MATS
1 planes on Rockw ell field.
Members of the Arem e club are I
planning a card party w hich will
be held at C hanticleer inn F riday
evening, Septem ber 21. T he a f­
fair is open to all, w hether they are |
m em bers of the club or not.
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afternoon, a t 2:30 a t th e home of b aking co n test Mrs. C. J. L undquist I
! Mrs. C. N. Taber.
of G resham w as aw arded th ird
■ T he Rev. and Mrs. B. J- Y ates prize in th e w hole w heat bread div-
| spent the g rea ter p a rt of la st week isioll w ith a prem ium of one case
¡visiting in S eattle, Tacom a and of 24 cans asso rted Del Monte
South Bend, W ashington. W hile foods; fifth prize in th e raised rolls,
| near South Bend Mr. Y ates spent one dozen assorted Del Monte
I two days with a b ro th er he had not footi8; and BeCond prize in cu stard
seen for alm ost 11 years and an I or pum pkin pies, a >7.75 W esting- E v e n , p e n e tr a ti n g w a r m th a ll
, uncle whom he had not seen for | house A utom atic iron.
o v e r th e h o u s e is b o th c o m f o r t
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Mr alld Mrs. R obert L am bert left l nLd e c o n o m y w ith th e E a s tm a n .
L ast F rid ay aftern o o n th e Neigh- l , y g unday m (irning for th eir fu . T h is f u r n a c e .w ith its p r i n c i p l e
¡b o rs of Womlc r a , t held a special I
h()me ju Longv,ew Waah The o f s e p a r a te h o t a n d c o ld a i r d u c t,
m eeting at the home of Mrs. Jo h n k am bert8 haye |iv(,d jn or
p r o v id e s 3 5 p e r c e n t f a s t e r cir-
Metzger. D uring th e business hour
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c u l a ti o n — h e n c e q u ic k e r , m o r e
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. | G resham for the p ast 12 y ears and
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th ree new m em bers w ere balloted
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ev e n h e a t, a n d 35 p e r c e n t g re a t-
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have m any friends in th is locality
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upon and will be initiated a t the
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er heating efficiency.
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who will re g re t th eir d ep artu re,
i next re g u la r m eeting on Septem ber
29. On T uesday afternoon of th is | W alter C. B urch and son C lair An Eastman costs little to install,
have
retu rn ed
from
Hemlock, s and is a real fuel saver. Send for
ized in connection with the lodge I " a8h.. w here they have been for the free Eastman Plan Sheet.
w ork
I th e p ast th re e m onths in the gov-
A pipeless furnace for
Mr. and Mrs. W alter M arkw art I , r hm ent fo rest service. Mr. B urch
A real sp ecia l on ch ild re n ’s lig h t w eig h t
W aterp roof C oats
S izes 4 to 12 y e a rs. C olors. Blue a n d G reen.
R e g u la r v alue, $4.95
S p ecia l at $ 3 .7 5
S am e in w o m e n ’s.
R e g u la r price, $6.95
S p ecial a t $ 4 .8 5
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
W e a r e a g e n ts fo r th e B eacon F a lls g u a ra n te e d
ru b b e rs fo r m en a n d boys. Red a n d w h ite bootees.
K n ee a n d s p o rtin g len g th s.
NEW T O D A Y
Goloshes for Women and Children
WALRAD MERC. CO.
P h o n e 1411
G resh am , O regon
and ch ild ren spent an enjoyable j *las been a lookout on Lookout as low as $94, installed in
afternoon Sunday visiting w ith Mr. I m ountain, and a fire d ispatcher, your home.
M arkw art's b ro th er Ralph, in P o rt- and has also bad w ork in w eather
land.
b u reau rep o rts. H e said th e w ork
Monday afternoon the m issionary I *b'8 sum m er was difficult and mo-
society of the F ree M ethodist I lloton<,us on account of the heavy
P h o n e 1421 G re sh am
church
held its reg u lar business I l,a h ° f
w hich lim ited visibility,
6 for 25c
Special 98c each
m eeting at th e parsonage.
I G lair sp en t the m ost of the sum m er ,
A slash in g fire th a t occurred on a8 n r® P«trol but was prom oted , An im p o rta n t m eeting of the
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u - «. ___ I G resham P.-T. A. w ill be held in
tlie Fred tl. A nlcker place S u n d a y P ° lookout recently. He is now j
AM M UNITION, G uns, Etc., for th e h u n te r, Com -
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ch
arg
e
of
a
filling
statio n 1 t *le au<*'to r ' um of th e g rad e school
afternoon and evening created much I ' n
in terest In the su rro u n d in g c o u n -1 for bis b ro th er-in -law at A lberta F rid ay aftern o o n a t 2:30, when
píete line of sh o tg u n shells, m etallics, Etc.
try. F o rtu n a te ly th ere was no d am -I 8treet 8,1,1 Albina avenue, P ortland. ‘ 188 Mau,le A ldrich w ill speak on
age done.
la n d is atten d in g n ig h t school at “A m erica's p resen t c risis.” A llu r e
F riends will be in terested in Jefferson h ig h . C lair spent the invited to attend.
learning th a t Mrs. Marie M uller, I most of the sum m er as a fire patrol , Mrs. L. R adford and d au g h ter
The Winchester Store
w ho has been ill at her home for I but w as prom oted to lookout re- I A thaline cam e S atu rd ay from Si-
P h o n e 1151
the past two weeks, is now rapidly I cen Gy.
letz, Oregon, w ith Mrs. Ja c k Moore
G resh am
im proving.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R usher called an<1 80,1 E lb ert. They retu rn ed
on Mrs. J. N. F aris, a form er resi- j Sunday. Mrs. Radford will move
dent of th is vicinity, at h er home ! 800,1 to N ew port, w here her daugh-
w ill be g iv en on a ll E a s tm a n K odaks fo r th e m o n th
ln P o rtlan d Sunday and rep o rt her , ,e r w l't atten d school.
of S ep tem b er.
seriously ill.
Mrs. H arry Donley of Spokane
Miss M argaret A cers has retu rn - an<' Mrs. Ida M elcher of W alla
kodaks and Filins for sale
ed home after spending about a " a l i a a re th e gu ests for a few days
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
week visiting with relativ es in 1 ° f Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. St. Clair.
B row nsville, Oregon.
About 20 p lay ers of th e G resham
C allers on Mr. and Mrs. Chris c»olf club m otored to Hood River
S a lte r Sunday w ere the form er's Sunday aftern o o n to play a retu rn
b ro th ers, Ed of Salem and Olaf of m atch w ith th e Hood River men.
G re sh am , O regon
Oregon City, and bro th er-in -law . A lthough th e final score proved to
Win. O. Melnm of Canby. Ed is a be d isa stro u s to th e local 20, the
linotype o p erato r on the Salem m atch w as well contested th ro u g h -
sta te sm an . Mr. S a tte r is employed out. An un u su al stro k e m ade the
sixth hole, 125 yard hole in one for
at th e local pickle plant.
A change in the rep o rto rial staff E arl T ow nsend, an incident that
lias not happened in recen t years
of the Outlook w ent into effect
on th e golf course. A lthough the
Monday. Mrs. Jessie Miller, who
gam e Sunday m akes a win for
lias been w orking h alf tim e in the
Doubly g ro u n d in oil!
each
team it has not been decided
office, will now rep rese n t the paper
R eason eno u g h fo r th e
to play the tie off.
in a m ore general way. covering
sm o o th -flo w in g g re a te r-
Miss M arjorie Machen of the
Item s in tile te rrito ry in eastern
c o v e rin g fe a tu re s — so
M ultnomah often overlooked by high school faculty has been un-
e m p h a tic of R a sm u sse n
com m unity n ew sw riters. Mrs. F ern “ bi® io ta k e up her du ties on ac-
There’s nothing so discouraging to comfort as
q u a lity . . , A sk fo r th e
C. Mulkey, who has had consider- ro u n t of ‘'ln ess. P rin cip al Cannon
c o lo r cards.
wandering little currents of cold air playing a tune
able new spaper experience In Ba- *8 o rsan izin g her classes and ex-
on your spine and frolicking about your ankles—
ker, Oregon, will handle local re- P « ct. 1° secu re a su b stitu te to take
nothing so damaging to health either.
p o rting and also assist in various ’bem until Miss M achen's retu rn ,
ways in the shop, pu ttin g in full 'b e reg istra tio n in the high school
tjme
is now 397.
C larence D. Chase of M lnneapo
The Rev. E. Q. R antou of Inde-
The Montag system of "ventilated heat” warms
lis. a nephew of Mrs H. L. St. pendence, Oregon, called on G resh-
C lair, is visiting relativ es in G resh- j am friends th is m orning on his
all the home evenly—no vagrant cold spots—
am. Mr. Chase expects to retu rn wav to Hood River to atten d the
warm, clean air, circulated, permeating and com­
to his home in tim e to en ter the an n u al conference of the Methodist
fortable.
U niversity of M innesota, in w hich E piscopal church. He w as form er-
he is a Junior in fo restry . He has ly p asto r at P lea san t Home and had
spent th e sum m er ill w estern Mon- arran g e d to go with th e Rev. Oliver
GRESHAM
ta n a in governm ent fo restry w ork J. Gill.
in com batting w hite pine blister
T he reg istra tio n at G resham
ru st.
grad e schiMil to date is 418, an in ­
crease of 42 over the first w eek's
reg istra tio n last year. Two te ac h ­ m ake th e su rp rise a real one and ! sum m er re so rt n ear th e foot of Mt.
ers, Mrs. G ladys Hoyt and Miss
in cidentally brought m any p resen ts Hood enjoying a few days' outing
L au ra Sha. a re ill and th e ir places
w ith them . A fter a very enjoyable They a re expected to re tu rn Wed-
are being tak en by Mrs. J. F. Jones social h o u r refre sh m e n ts w ere j nesday evening.
and Miss H elen Ham m ond, resp e ct­ served.
ively.
W F. H orny left th is m orning on (See additional locals on page 1)
F riday evening was a happy oc­
a trip to th e m iddle w est to look
—
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casion
for
Mrs.
E.
R
W
alser
when
W ith each 30c c a k e o r
without obligation, o f course, at
a fte r p ro p erty interests.
A
MEMBERS
of
G resham
a num ber of friends rem em bered
25c pie.
her b irthday and m ade an especial
W hile they last
S unrise Lodge No.
trip from d istan t points to be with retu rn ed S atu rd ay from a two-
week vacation spent at Y achats
J ’6 “ ’ ’■?“ 7” b and S tark stre e ts.
her. About 35 in all. some from
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JOE s. CHIODO. Proo.
W ednesday evening. S eptem ber 19,
Camas, «ums from V ancouver and
The Misses F ran ces W elling and , an<* confer tl>»‘ M M Degree.
U K FN H IN
W M
some from P o rtlan d helped to P .n l e t t . D ow sett . r e a , W e lc h . I w u
L L Kidder Hdw. Co.
4 . W. Metzger & Co,
A Big Reduction/
FORT
Siemens Photo Studio
that's what
you want
when it's
cold
Reason
a-plenty!
I f *
So
you want the Montag Furnace
A. W. Metzger & Co.
SPECIAL"
W ARM AIR
FURNACE
8c Loaf of
Bread Free
Gresham Plumbing & Heating Co.
Myer's Bakery
. -.f{ Paints
Varnishes
Lacquers